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Goldman Sachs lifts India growth forecast, cuts CAD estimate after India-US trade deal

Global brokerage firm Goldman Sachs has upgraded its outlook for India’s economic growth and lowered its estimate of the country’s current account deficit (CAD) after the announcement of the India-US trade deal. The firm cited the positive impact of lower US tariffs on Indian exports as a key reason for the improved assessment.Reacting to the…

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Goldman Sachs analysts warn 25% of all work hours could be automated by AI: ‘We expect that the AI transition will lead to…’

Goldman Sachs analysts have predicted that AI could automate a quarter of all work hours. This will lead to significant job displacement but will stop short of a complete employment crisis. According to a Fortune report, Goldman Sachs analysts Joseph Briggs and Sarah Dong cited Department of Labour job numbers to claim that AI could…

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Goldman Sachs: Companies discussing AI in the context of employees or layoffs appear to …

Is AI leading to layoffs? This is the biggest question that analysts across spectrum have been trying to gauge. Goldman Sachs’ recent economic analysis shows a bifurcated picture of artificial intelligence’s impact on the workforce. The findings are claimed to be based on an analysis of third quarter corporate earnings of nearly all the S&P…

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Gold seen as top commodity of 2026 driven by central bank buying, geopolitics; silver to shine too: Goldman Sachs

Gold is set to be the top performer in 2026, driven by strong central bank buying and rising global tensions, according to Goldman Sachs’ latest commodities outlook report. The bank forecasted gold prices to reach $4,900 by December in the new year, with central banks expected to purchase 70 tonnes monthly, which is four times…

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Layoffs due to AI are no longer making Wall Street and investors happy, says Goldman Sachs; and also makes a prediction for 2026

Layoffs can be called as one of the ‘biggest’ words of 2025. Companies across sectors cut jobs. Some reasoned them on automation and some on restructuring or other factors. However, according to Goldman Sachs analysts, the era of Wall Street rewarding companies for cutting staff in the name of artificial intelligence may be coming to…

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Global markets 2026: India shines in Goldman Sachs AM’s emerging markets outlook; digital boom, demographics drive optimism

India has emerged as one of the standout opportunities for global investors assessing prospects for 2026, according to Goldman Sachs Asset Management’s Investment Outlook 2026. The report places emerging market equities at the centre of potential gains next year, supported by easing inflation trends, a softer US dollar and improving earnings performance across developing economies.Within…

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Global equity outlook: Goldman Sachs projects 7.7% decade returns; earnings, payouts fuel forecast

Global equities are expected to generate strong long-term gains even though market valuations remain high, with Goldman Sachs forecasting an annualised return of 7.7 per cent in US Dollar terms over the next decade. The projection comes from the investment bank’s latest Global Strategy Paper titled Building Long-Term Returns: Our 10-Year Forecasts.According to news agency…

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Nifty50 set to see bumper 2026? Goldman Sachs raises Indian equities to ‘overweight’; Nifty target set at 29,000 for 2026-end

India’s share valuations continue to remain elevated despite the underperformance. (AI image) Expressing confidence in the Indian stock markets, Goldman Sachs has raised its rating to ‘overweight’ and set a 29,000 level target for Nifty50 by end-2026. The latest Goldman Sachs report suggests a potential increase of approximately 14% from Friday’s close of 25,492.The firm…

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Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon on AI layoffs: We will find new jobs, I don’t believe that …

Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon has addressed concerns about AI-related layoffs that have affected workers and drawn attention from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell. Solomon says that he does not expect AI to trigger widespread job losses, arguing the economy will adapt to technological change as it has in the past, adding that the technological…

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